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rails fragment cache store

Hi,

I am unable to figure out where my cached fragments are being stored. What is the default location for fragment caching. 

Cached fragment hit: views/listed_products (0.1ms)

I cannot find anything in the rails_root/public or rails_root/tmp/cache dirs

thanks, ash

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It's probably MemoryStore, which is used if tmp/cache does not exist. I can't tell from the current post if it actually exists for you or not.

x1a4  2010-06-13 02:32:21
'tmp/cache' exists but nothing in there. So how does one find out?
 2010-06-13 04:15:12
in that case, just open `script/console`, and `p Rails.cache`, unless you're on an old version of rails.
x1a4  2010-06-13 05:42:10

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